v1.48: nolint default config conlicts with go fmt

[amass01]

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Description of the problem

Latest (v1.48) nolintlint default config has a conflict with 1.19 gofmt.
After #3002 nolintlint complains about leading spaces in //nolint comments
by default and the gofmt command re-adds the leading space.

Version of golangci-lint

$ golangci-lint --version
v1.48

Configuration file

$ cat .golangci.yml
linters:
  enable:
    - bodyclose
    - deadcode
    - depguard
    - dogsled
    - dupl
    - errcheck
    - exhaustive
    - exportloopref
    - funlen
    - gochecknoinits
    - goconst
    - gocritic
    - gocyclo
    - gofmt
    - goimports
    - gomnd
    - goprintffuncname
    - gosec
    - gosimple
    - govet
    - ineffassign
    - misspell
    - nakedret
    - noctx
    - nolintlint
    - revive
    - rowserrcheck
    - staticcheck
    - structcheck
    - stylecheck
    - typecheck
    - unconvert
    - unparam
    - unused
    - varcheck
    - whitespace

Go environment

$ go version && go env
1.19

Verbose output of running

$ golangci-lint cache clean
$ golangci-lint run -v
Error: directive `// nolint` should be written without leading space as `//nolint` (nolintlint)

Code example or link to a public repository

// nolint 

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[ldez]

Hello,

Due to a change of go fmt inside go1.19.
We have to enforce the directive style.

So the option allow-leading-space has been dropped.

The syntax of directives is: [a-zA-Z]+:[a-zA-Z].*.
The spaces around : and after the // must be removed.

If you do that your IDE or go fmt will format the directive as a directive and it will not add extra space.

Related to:
#3002
#1658 (comment)

[amass01]

Noted, thank you